The Sky Garden Penthouse

An extraordinary penthouse defined by a private rooftop garden, offering nearly 6,000 square feet of combined indoor and outdoor living in the heart of Manhattan.

At its center is an expansive landscaped sky garden, a secluded sanctuary above the city with a reflective pool, cascading water features, multiple areas for lounging, dining, and entertaining, and iconic views of the Empire State Building and Manhattan skyline.

Framed throughout the residence by walls of floor to ceiling glass, the garden becomes a natural extension of the interiors, creating a rare sense of openness, privacy, and seamless indoor outdoor living in every season.

Newly renovated with meticulous attention to detail, the three bedroom residence features bespoke chevron patterned wide plank white oak floors, dramatic skylights, custom millwork, refined stonework, and expansive sliding glass walls opening directly onto the wraparound terrace.

A gracious entry foyer leads through a dramatic skylit gallery into the grand living and dining room, where expansive glass doors open directly onto the terrace and skyline beyond. Exceptionally well suited to entertaining, the layout allows the principal living spaces to flow effortlessly outdoors while the private bedroom wing remains discreetly separated. Custom pocket doors allow the third bedroom to open into the main living area when desired, creating an even more expansive setting for gatherings while retaining the flexibility to close it off as a private bedroom, office, or media room.

The newly transformed chef's kitchen is both sculptural and highly functional, centered around a four seat waterfall island crafted from book matched Calacatta Gold Borghini Lux marble. Custom cabinetry and appliances by Sub Zero, Miele, and Thermador complete the space.

The private primary wing is a retreat unto itself. Framed by custom Sapele Pommele wood doors, the suite features a spacious bedroom opening directly onto the garden terrace, a separate lounge, generous dressing area, and an approximately 12 by 9 foot walk in closet. The adjoining spa inspired primary bath is enveloped in Taj Mahal and Crema Marfil marble and features a dramatic domed skylight, Dornbracht fixtures, radiant heated floors, a deep spa Jacuzzi, and an oversized double steam shower. A beautifully appointed guest suite is illuminated by two oversized skylights and complemented by an elegant en suite bath. Both guest bathrooms are finished in Calacatta Gold marble, with Dornbracht fixtures.

Residence Highlights
-Nearly 6,000 square feet of combined indoor and outdoor living with an expansive landscaped wraparound sky garden
-Multiple lounging, dining, and entertaining areas with a reflective pool and cascading water features
-Empire State Building and open Manhattan skyline views
-Floor to ceiling glass, expansive sliding doors, and seamless indoor outdoor entertaining
-Newly renovated chef's kitchen with book matched Calacatta Gold Borghini Lux marble
-Calacatta Gold guest bathrooms and Dornbracht fixtures in all bathrooms
-Calacatta Borghini marble clad powder room
-Spa inspired primary bath in Taj Mahal and Crema Marfil marble with double steam shower, radiant heated floors, and deep spa Jacuzzi
-Dramatic domed and oversized skylights, bespoke white oak flooring, and custom millwork
-Oversized private storage room

The building, known as The Cammeyer, stands within an NYC designated historic district and is set within one of Manhattan's great surviving architectural enclaves from the Gilded Age. Dating to 1892 and designed in the Neo Renaissance style, its richly articulated facade combines red brick, stone, terra cotta, brownstone, granite, iron balconettes, and a monumental copper cornice, reflecting a level of masonry craftsmanship rarely replicated in contemporary construction. Its protected historic district setting lends an unusual sense of permanence to the surrounding architectural landscape, pairing the privilege of living within a surviving chapter of old New York with the comforts of a modern condominium. Converted to residences in 2007, the building offers a 24 hour attended lobby, fitness center, and residents' roof terrace, entirely separate from the penthouse's private garden.

Above Manhattan, the penthouse creates a private world of its own, equally suited to grand entertaining or quiet retreat, where architecture, landscape, light, and water converge to create one of Downtown's most distinctive residences.

An additional point of distinction is the potential to expand the residence beyond its current interior footprint through available FAR, offering a future owner the rare opportunity to further enhance and customize the home, subject to architectural review and all required building, board, Landmarks, and governmental approvals.